Part-Time Dance Team Coach
Listed on 2026-07-09
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Education / Teaching
Performing Arts Roles/ Dance Instructor, Sports / Activity Coach
Position Title
Part‑Time Dance Team Coach
Position Information- Work Location:
Springfield Campus - Pay Grade:
Unclassified - Proposed Salary:
Commensurate with experience - Sponsorship:
Not eligible for work visa sponsorship; applicant must be authorized to work part‑time in the United States.
The Greenwood JFORCE Dance Team Coach is responsible for leading, organizing, and developing a high-performing and spirited dance team. This role includes overseeing practices, choreographing advanced routines, managing team dynamics, and fostering a positive, disciplined, and inclusive environment. The ideal candidate will be passionate about dance, leadership, and student development.
Primary DutiesCollaborate on Key Decisions
- Work directly with the team/school leadership on all major team decisions.
- Coordinate with leadership on practice and performance schedules, competition decisions, events, choreography direction, and team rules.
- Attend leadership meetings as requested.
- Collaborate to set goals and manage the overall direction of the dance program.
Provide Technical Instruction
- Plan and lead all practices, technique classes, conditioning sessions and choreography rehearsals.
- Choreograph or coordinate Pom, Jazz, Hip‑Hop, and Game Day routines.
- Clean and refine routines choreographed by outside instructors.
- Conduct conditioning and pre‑season training sessions, including summer camps and any pre‑season training.
- Obtain and maintain a coaching certification through the Universal Dance Association (UDA).
Attend & Supervise All Team Events
- Attend all school performances, pep rallies, games, assemblies, spirit events, and showcases where JForce is performing.
- Supervise and guide dancers at all events where JFORCE represents the school.
- Travel with the team to all scheduled performances and camps, including the Blue & Gold Tournament (held after Christmas, a 4‑day event).
- Travel with the team to regional and national competitions when applicable.
- Take lead responsibility for competition logistics, including music, registration, paperwork, and communications.
Attend Celebrations and Speak on Behalf of the Team
- Attend the Team Christmas Party and End‑of‑Season Banquet.
- Attend the Greenwood Sports Banquet each spring.
- Speak on behalf of the team, providing a recap of the year’s accomplishments and experiences.
- Attend team bonding events to foster community.
Foster a Positive Team Culture
- Build relationships that are encouraging, inclusive, and team‑focused among dancers.
- Promote kindness, sportsmanship, teamwork, and mutual respect.
- Address conflicts fairly, constructively, and professionally.
- Set clear expectations around attendance, conduct, and personal effort.
Demonstrate Professional Conduct
- Communicate respectfully and clearly with dancers, parents, leadership, and school administration.
- Always maintain confidentiality and professionalism.
- Represent JFORCE in alignment with its mission and core values.
Uphold a Supportive and Safe Environment
- Monitor dancers’ physical and emotional well‑being.
- Foster collaboration, team identity, confidence, and personal growth.
Oversee Tryouts and Informational Meetings
- Organize and lead annual team tryouts, including judge selection and preparation of materials.
- Host the JFORCE Informational Meeting for new and returning dancers.
- Communicate team expectations, tryout requirements, and the selection process.
Follow and Enforce JFORCE Rules & Regulations
- Understand, enforce, and uphold all team policies consistently.
- Collaborate with leadership on disciplinary action when necessary.
- Ensure high and equal application of rules for all team members.
Children at Team Events Policy
- Coaches are asked not to bring their children to practices, to maintain focus and professionalism.
- Children may attend games, performances, and competitions if they do not interfere with coaching responsibilities or team focus.
- Children must be supervised by an adult not affiliated with the team.
- If a child causes a disruption, the coach is responsible for addressing it appropriately.
Communication & Scheduling
- Coordinate the team’s practice, performance, and event schedule in collaboration with the team/school leadership.
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